Press releases after the hearing

• SK 23/21, Refusal to return a driving licence comprising vehicle category entitlements previously held and not covered by the driving ban imposed as a penal measure

  On 4 July 2023, the Constitutional Tribunal delivered the ruling issued with regard to Mr M.P.’s constitutional complaint, which concerned refusal to return a driving licence comprising refusal to return a driving licence comprising vehicle category entitlements previously held and not covered...

• SK 8/20, Findings arising from a legally effective criminal judgment to be exempted from assessment in administrative court proceedings

  On 4 July 2023 at 9.30 a.m., the Constitutional Tribunal publicly delivered its judgment issued at a sitting in camera with regard to a constitutional complaint concerning the extent to which an administrative court is bound by a legally effective criminal...

• SK 83/19, The amount of a minimum fee for legal representation by a court-appointed counsel in appeal proceedings

  On 13 June 2023 at 11.00 a.m., the Constitutional Tribunal publicly delivered its ruling issued with relation to the constitutional complaint lodged by Mr J. S. with regard to the amount of a minimum fee for legal representation by a court-appointed counsel in appeal proceedings.

• P 12/18, The entry of an immovable property as an immovable historic monument in the local register of historic monuments

  On 11 May 2023, the Constitutional Tribunal considered the question of law referred by the Supreme Administrative Court as to whether Article 22(5)(3) of the Act of 23 July 2003 on the protection and preservation of historic monuments (hereinafter:...

• SK 81/19, Compulsory protective vaccination

  On 9 May 2023, the Constitutional Tribunal publicly delivered its ruling issued in the case of Ms A. D.’s constitutional complaint pertaining to compulsory protective vaccination.

• SK 53/22, The costs of unpaid legal representation provided by a court-appointed legal adviser

  On 20 April 2023, the Constitutional Tribunal considered Ms M.T.-B.’s constitutional complaint pertaining to the costs of unpaid legal representation provided by a court-appointed legal adviser.

• SK 85/22, The costs of unpaid legal representation provided by a court-appointed legal adviser

  On 19 April 2023, the Constitutional Tribunal considered Mr P.M.’s constitutional complaint pertaining to the costs of unpaid legal representation provided by a court-appointed legal adviser.

• SK 66/21, The amount of a fine for the late filing of a quarterly report by a natural or legal person whose economic activity involves emptying septic tanks and transporting liquid waste

  On 20 December 2022, the Constitutional Tribunal considered Mr D.M.’s constitutional complaint concerning the amount of a fine for the late filing of a quarterly report by a natural or legal person whose economic activity involves emptying septic tanks and transporting liquid...

• K 7/21, National and international courts' assessment of conformity to the Constitution and the ECHR (on the basis of Art. 6(1), first sentence, of the ECHR) of statutes...

  National and international courts’ assessment of conformity to the Constitution and the ECHR (conducted on the basis of Art. 6(1), first sentence, of the ECHR) of statutes concerning the organisational structure of the judicial system, the jurisdiction of courts and the Act on the National Council of the Judiciary

• P 10/19, The exclusion of a judge from the examination of a case due to the circumstances of his/her appointment; the Polish President’s announcement about vacancies in the Supreme Court; adjudication on the status of a judge by the Supreme Court

  The exclusion of a judge from the examination of a case due to the circumstances of his/her appointment; the Polish President’s announcement about vacancies in the Supreme Court; adjudication on the status of a judge by the Supreme Court

• K 6/21, Article 6(1), first sentence, of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, insofar as the term ‘tribunal’ used therein comprises the Constitutional Tribunal

  On 24 November 2021, the Constitutional Tribunal considered the application of the Public Prosecutor-General with regard to Article 6(1), first sentence, of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, insofar as the term ‘tribunal’ used therein comprises the Constitutional Tribunal and the said provision grants the European Court of Human Rights the jurisdiction to assess the legality of the process of electing judges to the Constitutional Tribunal.

• K 3/21, Assessment of the conformity to the Polish Constitution of selected provisions of the Treaty on European Union

  On 7 October 2021, the Constitutional Tribunal considered the Prime Minister’s application lodged with the Constitutional Tribunal to assess the conformity to the Polish Constitution of selected provisions of the Treaty on European Union.